Tiger Woods has achieved a remarkable feat of making his 24th consecutive cut at the Masters, a record that no other golfer has ever accomplished. Despite a challenging start, he is currently tied for 25th place at +1 through the second round. Leading the tournament are Bryson DeChambeau and Scottie Scheffler, who are both at -7.
The weather has been one of the main challenges at this year’s Masters, with wind gusts up to 35 mph creating even more difficult conditions on the course. Woods acknowledged the impact of the wind, stating that it has been a factor that he and other players have had to navigate. The unpredictable wind combined with fast greens have made Augusta National a true test for all competitors.
On Friday, Woods set a new record by being the only player in Masters history to make 24 consecutive cuts. He reflected on the significance of playing at such a historic event for so many years and expressed gratitude for the opportunity to continue competing at this level. With five victories under his belt before, Woods will be aiming for a strong performance on Saturday to potentially secure his sixth victory at the prestigious tournament.
